The Miocene monzogranite porphyry (MMP) has higher fO2 and water than the Eocene monzogranite (EG).
The decompression and discharge of SO2 through Linzizong volcanism reduced the fO2 of the EG.
The water released by metamorphic dehydration reactions increased the water contents of the MMP.
Subduction metasomatism and metamorphic dehydration controlled the genesis of post-collision porphyry deposits in Tibet.